The life of Marine Captain Jewel Dubuclet is shattered when on a routine patrol mission in Afghanistan, her Humvee trips an IED wire. The result is death and devastating casualties for her men, andfor Jewel, the loss of her right leg. She is airlifted by Black Hawk helicopter to safety and a state-of-the-art military rehabilitation hospital, but her recovery is stalled. Feelings of shame, guilt, and aloss of her physical identity thrust her into depression. Assisted by a skillful psychologist, who connects the suffering captain to thevalor of an historic warrior Queen, and the tenacity of her driving physical therapist, Jewel gradually accepts her new normal andthe unforeseen promise of love it brings